Struggling to explore in Dragon’s Dogma 2? If yes, you need Ferrystones. But, how to get Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2? Let’s find out!
In Dragon’s Dogma 2, you need to travel a lot to explore the open world in the game. I’ve traveled from Melve to Vernworth, Checkpoint Rest Town, and beyond. However, sometimes, I need to get somewhere really fast. That’s where Ferrystones come in.
Ferrystones are rare and invaluable items that allow me to travel to any activated Portcrystal instantly. In this guide, I’ll mention some ways to get your hands on Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
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How to Obtain Ferrystones
Let me share a few surefire methods I’ve discovered for getting my hands on those Ferrystones:
1. Shopping for Stones
You can buy Ferrystones from general merchants and sundry shops scattered throughout the major towns and villages. They will cost you 10,000 gold apiece, but trust me, they are worth every penny. I always check the shops in places like Vernworth, Bakbattahl, and Harve Village whenever I’m passing through.
Here is a list of vendor locations in Dragon’s Dogma 2 where you can purchase Ferrystones:
- Agamen Ruins Apothecary (Agamen Ruins)
- Chandler’s General Store (Harve Village)
- Ibrahim’s Scrap Store (Checkpoint Rest Town)
- Isaac’s Wares (Bakbattahl)
- Morris’s Apothecary (Checkpoint Rest Village)
- Philbert’s Sundries (Vernworth)
- Volcanic Island Armory (Volcanic Island Camp)
2. Wandering Wares
You’ll often find wandering merchants on the roads between settlements. They also sell Ferrystones. So, do check them out when you find one. How can you spot a wandering merchant? Just look for NPCs who are carrying oversized backpacks.
3. Quest Rewards
Some main quests and side quests offer Ferrystones as rewards for completion. However, Ferrystones are not guaranteed rewards for every quest. It’s always worth checking the quest rewards before you go on a long journey.
Here is a list of quests that reward Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2:
- A Veil of Gossamer Clouds (Vernworth)
- Halls of the First Dawn (Seafloor Shrine)
- A Game of Wits (3rd riddle)
- The Caged Magistrate (Vernworth)
- Trouble on the Cape (Harve Village)
- ‘Twixt a Rock and a Hard Place (Bakbattahl)
- Recycle the Dragon (Albuquerque)
4. Chest Hunting
From crumbling ruins to monster-infested caves, any chest could potentially contain one of these precious Ferrystones. Here is a list of all the chest locations where Ferrystones can be found in Dragon’s Dogma 2:
- Forested Griffin’s Nest
- Behind a bed inside Rivage Elder’s Home
- Top of a hill near a stone statue
- Near the Forgotten Tunnel
- Inside ruins southwest of a Forgotten Riftstone
- North of Arboreal Ruins
- Atop the wall adjacent to tower south of Vernworth Palace Courtyard
- Deep within Waterfall Cave (1F)
- Ancient Battleground 2F, behind a locked door (requires Ancient Battleground Key)
- Top of Vernworth Pawn Guild tower
- Underground cave on a higher platform (requires levitating)
- Mountain Base Cave, above a pit
- By the Flamebearer’s Door
- Trevo Mine (2F)
- Northeast of Harve Village, on top of a cliff
- Basement of northeast house in Marshland Settlement
- Balcony reached by ladder east of Vernworth Vocation Guild
- Small stone bridge
- Balcony in the Common Quarter
- Cliff outside walls west of Vernworth Hall
- Inside house east of Rivage Cavern, beside lumber
- Up the hill northwest of Frontier Shrine
- Within Darkhorde Cave, behind breakable boulder
5. Slay Monsters
Some monster drop Ferrystones upon death. But, you need to know which ones. Here is a list of monsters that can drop Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2:
- Hobgoblins (4%)
- Coral Snake (20%)
- Minotaur (?%)
- Griffin (20%)
- Goreminotaur (6.25%)
- Phantom (20%)
- Slime (20%)
- Sludge (20%)
- Golem (14.29% — 20%)
- Medusa (9.09% — 11.11%)
- Sphinx (25%)
- Minotaur (6.25% — 12.5%)
- Cyclops (4.55%)
- Lich (16.81%)
- Ogre (12.5%)
- Serpent (8%)
- Dullahan (8%)
- Magma Scale (8%)
- Drake (20%)
How to Use Ferrystones
Once I’ve acquired a Ferrystone, using it is straightforward: I simply open my inventory, select the Ferrystone, and choose which activated Portcrystal I want to travel to. I’m instantly sent to my destination with a brief teleportation animation, saving me a long cross-country journey. Just be warned – each Ferrystone is a single-use item, so you have to be very careful about when and where you use them.
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